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"the last thing uh the economies of the western world and the global economy can stand right now is an oil price shock uh and that's where we're heading as i say i think that israel's uh government has completely gone off the deep end at least in the past despite all of its criminality uh they seem to have a good sense within israel's government of how much of atrocity uh the global community would tolerate they've thrown caution to winds now uh and this is going to ultimately cause escalation uh i think uh that's where we're headed and that's going to have very serious impacts on the price of oil, accessibility to the middle east resources and therefore the global economy will suffer, unfortunately. according to a report by the united nations development program, israel's war in hamas could set the palestinian economy in gaza and the west bank back decades. day in the week open two days to waste time, you get poor, nowhere to go, nothing to do, the war start, you don't talk about, but this time is very difficult, since the start of the latest conflict, the number of palestinians livin
"the last thing uh the economies of the western world and the global economy can stand right now is an oil price shock uh and that's where we're heading as i say i think that israel's uh government has completely gone off the deep end at least in the past despite all of its criminality uh they seem to have a good sense within israel's government of how much of atrocity uh the global community would tolerate they've thrown caution to winds now uh and this is going to ultimately cause...
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you cannot grow chinese economy by building more - economy by building more buildings. it was necessary up to a point but now it is not any more. demographics are not telling you to build buildings manufacturing has reached peak. so if china is running out of road, literally and figuratively, what do you do now? you can encourage consumer spending by in countries with “p spending by in countries with up at the china's communist party that seems wasteful not to mention individualistic. you can always relax regulations in finance or tech but again, that means giving up a lot of government power. maybe the chinese leadership is ok with the way things are. let's not forget that in spite of this crisis the rate of growth is still higher then pretty much every other western country. but after three long years of zero covid, peoples houses losing value, young people struggling to find a job there are those that argue that the leadership need to take action sooner rather than later. fire sooner rather than later. are they worried? _ sooner rather than later. are they worried
you cannot grow chinese economy by building more - economy by building more buildings. it was necessary up to a point but now it is not any more. demographics are not telling you to build buildings manufacturing has reached peak. so if china is running out of road, literally and figuratively, what do you do now? you can encourage consumer spending by in countries with “p spending by in countries with up at the china's communist party that seems wasteful not to mention individualistic. you can...
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Jun 14, 2023
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under surveillance , yes, we are talking about news of the economy on the espresso channel, but it is not about dry and understandable numbers the terms are about the economy, available, about the ability to analyze , forecast and profit, about what the exchange rates of salaries and pensions will be, and how the prices of products will change , information about everything that affects our wallet, and informed means armed . see the draft economy news with andrii yanitsky on weekdays at 8:10 a.m. on espresso there is a war going on and not only for territories, it is also a war for minds russia is throwing millions of oil dollars to turn ukrainians into little russians ukraine will become russia analysis and analysis information about ukraine by russian propagandists, specific facts and methods by which enemy propaganda turns obedient people into zombies already in the dnr information attacks of the russians in the project of the chronicle of the information war with olga len from june 5 , tuesday, thursday, friday at 5:10 p.m. on the espresso tv channel. vasyl winter my name is vasyl
under surveillance , yes, we are talking about news of the economy on the espresso channel, but it is not about dry and understandable numbers the terms are about the economy, available, about the ability to analyze , forecast and profit, about what the exchange rates of salaries and pensions will be, and how the prices of products will change , information about everything that affects our wallet, and informed means armed . see the draft economy news with andrii yanitsky on weekdays at 8:10...
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Nov 17, 2023
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exports go to fellow apec economies. robust two-way investment between the united states and apec companies supports good jobs, new opportunities across the region. and american businesses significantly represented here in this auditorium are the largest source of foreign direct investment in the apec economies. in fact, we take just the u.s. companies represented here at this summit and look at their new investments apec economies in the calendar year, they total more than $50 billion so far. investments announced today from companies like amazon, united, delta, microsoft to make sure our region is more inclusive and intersecond k*ebgd. interconnected. investments announced today from companies like boeing, apple, pepsi cola, pepsi company, i should say, make our economies greener and more sustainable. investments today like i.b.m., visa. look they make up -- they make our region more resilient. they will make it more secure. here in this world, this world renowned hub of innovation, leading companies, i'm going to misp
exports go to fellow apec economies. robust two-way investment between the united states and apec companies supports good jobs, new opportunities across the region. and american businesses significantly represented here in this auditorium are the largest source of foreign direct investment in the apec economies. in fact, we take just the u.s. companies represented here at this summit and look at their new investments apec economies in the calendar year, they total more than $50 billion so far....
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Nov 24, 2023
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economy? if you are pessimistic about the economy, your number is going to be (202)-748-8000. if you are optimistic about the economy, your number is going to be (202)-748-8001. keep in mind you can always text us at (202)-748-8003. and we are always reading on social media on facebook at facebook.com/c-span and on x @cspanwj. today is black friday and many people are looking for shopping bargains or other computers looking online for sales. but are you optimistic or pessimistic about the u.s. economy? where do you think it is going? well, we asked that same question to moody's chief economist who is on this program earlier this week. here is what he had to say. [video clip] mark: i am optimistic. i think the economy is performing well. a year ago there was concern about a recession, meaning lots of lost jobs and rising unemployment. that did not happen. the economy created lots of jobs and unemployment has remained below 4%. the thing that has been bothering americans, rightly so, is the high
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and people's economy. you see, we are all responsible in front of this country in the 1970s when the technological revolution took place. we were engaged in our own revolution. we were involved in an imposed war. the world went through the industrial revolution and we did not understand at all. in 2023, despite all these multi-million university technology companies, knowledge-based companies, knowledge-based companies, professors, we have no right not to understand where the world is turning towards technology, especially the field of digital economy . iranian iran and civilization islamic iranians should be united together in a collective way and in the beautiful words of the supreme leader in the form of people's economy and think to see how we can use economic technology in the field of economy for a better future of iran and combine it with the automobile industry. according to their economy in the 7th program, please explain the truth. in the 7th program, the digital economy is addressed. it was the
and people's economy. you see, we are all responsible in front of this country in the 1970s when the technological revolution took place. we were engaged in our own revolution. we were involved in an imposed war. the world went through the industrial revolution and we did not understand at all. in 2023, despite all these multi-million university technology companies, knowledge-based companies, knowledge-based companies, professors, we have no right not to understand where the world is turning...
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that could be a drag on the economy. host: we have heard a lot about big banks over the last few months. yesterday, information coming out when it comes to banks and how it looks at commercial real estate and potentially if that started the drop rapidly. can you tell us what the fed said? guest: every year -- the fed regulates things and every year the fed conducts tests where they look at hypothetical, severe recessions that have particular characteristics that change year to year. they look at how the big banks would do. one of the things they had in their hypothetical scenario was a commercial real estate prices dropping significantly, which is not a forecast by them, but something that is on policymakers minds, particularly because downtown office spaces in many cities are not doing very well. host: people are working from home these days. guest: exactly. basically, what we saw is that they would be fine. they would be able to weather that. one thing i will say is, a lot of the commercial real estate loans held by ba
that could be a drag on the economy. host: we have heard a lot about big banks over the last few months. yesterday, information coming out when it comes to banks and how it looks at commercial real estate and potentially if that started the drop rapidly. can you tell us what the fed said? guest: every year -- the fed regulates things and every year the fed conducts tests where they look at hypothetical, severe recessions that have particular characteristics that change year to year. they look...
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the economy data which shows weak _ growth. the economy data which shows weak growth _ growth. the economy data which shows weak growth and - growth. the economy data which shows weak growth and record i shows weak growth and record high unemployment and economy in deflation and a securing crisis, some have compared the situation in china to that of japan in the 1990s, can you talk us through the similarities?- talk us through the similarities? , , similarities? the biggest similarity _ similarities? the biggest similarity is _ similarities? the biggest similarity is in _ similarities? the biggest similarity is in the - similarity is in the overlapping economy intranet which is similar to japan at that time. there are similar situations and these are the biggest similarity in the underlying inflation is used. are different to emphasise between china and japan, most important is the japanese economy doing its lowest gross age in the market economy and not being cut off from the global supply chain but china could potentially be more hostile to domestic market capital as well as
the economy data which shows weak _ growth. the economy data which shows weak growth _ growth. the economy data which shows weak growth and - growth. the economy data which shows weak growth and record i shows weak growth and record high unemployment and economy in deflation and a securing crisis, some have compared the situation in china to that of japan in the 1990s, can you talk us through the similarities?- talk us through the similarities? , , similarities? the biggest similarity _...
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the economy was not overheating or anything. we were looking at this saying, this is so good for the united states, so good for america and it can go on. we can use our tools to get back to what amounts to an extended time of strong labor market conditions. companies were going into prisons and finding people that were not going to get out for a year or so, meeting them, starting to train them and get them because there were not enough workers. it is the electric -- elected branches of government that can really address these tools with inequality around education, tax policy, all of these things that are really not in our hands. but the tools we have, we will use. i do not think bank regulation, the point of bank regulation is to have banks be safe and sound. when banks are not safe and sound and collapse, they hurt. we saw it with the global financial crisis. it is really damaging to the broader economy. with very high unemployment. at that time, very painfully slow recovery. when the financial system is damaged the way it was
the economy was not overheating or anything. we were looking at this saying, this is so good for the united states, so good for america and it can go on. we can use our tools to get back to what amounts to an extended time of strong labor market conditions. companies were going into prisons and finding people that were not going to get out for a year or so, meeting them, starting to train them and get them because there were not enough workers. it is the electric -- elected branches of...
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ready of the global economy. okay. i, i'm sorry to interrupt, but you can't do that kind you because of the sanctions policies over electronics and investment. i mean the britain a sanction one way in the united states. the how many chinese companies has sanctioned a chinese companies essentially in your over the united. so nato countries are, cannot be part of that process. i mean, they've got a sanction themselves that way. do you think brakes is prepared for the increase iops and intelligence? what i mean blue low is over the road. he's been on this program about the, the withdrawal with washington behind buffy. so that for guys a $3000000000.00, i am f debt warnings. in the week of the break summit, they got warnings from the i m f. and um, i mean the u. u. s. u. k or the old old at home, but war with china, the britain, this sentence aircraft carrier, the numerous times there, the united states is sending weaponry against china. base is all around it. and of course, is that war in the proxy war and ukraine against
ready of the global economy. okay. i, i'm sorry to interrupt, but you can't do that kind you because of the sanctions policies over electronics and investment. i mean the britain a sanction one way in the united states. the how many chinese companies has sanctioned a chinese companies essentially in your over the united. so nato countries are, cannot be part of that process. i mean, they've got a sanction themselves that way. do you think brakes is prepared for the increase iops and...
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around 2.8. or maybe 3%, closer to three, i say this very carefully, but closer to 3%, and for our economy, for the economic structure that russia has, this is a good result, we have completely overcome the recession of last year and we are picking up the pace, growth in china, as far as i know, will already be 6, this is a very good indicator, no matter who says anything about the slowdown in the growth of the chinese economy, all this is chatter and idle, idle talk, because china provides these high rates and, in fact , is one of the leading locomotives of the world economy, the same thing is happening in india, the growth there is even greater, there is 7.6%, in my opinion. therefore, these are the countries of the global south, they are gaining momentum, our task is to ensure this leadership, this is the first second in the field security, we see what is happening in europe, we see that one of the ways to provoke and create a crisis in ukraine was the irrepressible desire of western countries, especially the united states, to expand nato to the borders of the russian federation, but th
around 2.8. or maybe 3%, closer to three, i say this very carefully, but closer to 3%, and for our economy, for the economic structure that russia has, this is a good result, we have completely overcome the recession of last year and we are picking up the pace, growth in china, as far as i know, will already be 6, this is a very good indicator, no matter who says anything about the slowdown in the growth of the chinese economy, all this is chatter and idle, idle talk, because china provides...
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now germany is struggling to get its economy to reflect what a modem economy looks like. it's for, it's been far too dependent on exporting to countries like china been far too dependent on, on a couple of industrial sectors that are going through big technological changes where they are not in the process of leading that change. frederick. but effective date for being with us on the calendar of the cost has been great to talk to you. thank you. to africa as largest oil refineries open to nigeria, the 19000000000 dollar facility could help to end the nation's fuel shortages and turn the confidence biggest oil producer into an export hub. the conservation is to concerned about the environmental impact. i'll just here as i'm gonna address reports from a visual lucky the it's taken 7 years to construct, but invest to say it's been worth the weight and for not getting so struggled with fuel show to just for decades. hope that the find remarks the turning point, i know whichever milestone for economy. and the idea of the change was the doubts and for jordan, for it as my just
now germany is struggling to get its economy to reflect what a modem economy looks like. it's for, it's been far too dependent on exporting to countries like china been far too dependent on, on a couple of industrial sectors that are going through big technological changes where they are not in the process of leading that change. frederick. but effective date for being with us on the calendar of the cost has been great to talk to you. thank you. to africa as largest oil refineries open to...
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this tells us an interesting _ economy. this tells us an interesting story - economy. this tells us an interesting story and - economy. this tells us an interesting story and it i economy. this tells us an - interesting story and it paints a picture of how china has managed its economy for so long. it has seen growing wealth and the money has been put into the banks of the country which have been lending out cheaply to construction and manufacturing firms, especially building houses. and now we are seeing the house bubble burst in spectacularfashion. china has got to do something to refocus it economy away from massive construction and infrastructure, towards domestic demand and domestic consumption but that is easier said than done? , , consumption but that is easier said than done?— than done? yes. it is difficult. the household — than done? yes. it is difficult. the household mindset _ than done? yes. it is difficult. the household mindset has _ than done? yes. it is difficult. the household mindset has high - than done? yes. it is difficult. the i household min
this tells us an interesting _ economy. this tells us an interesting story - economy. this tells us an interesting story and - economy. this tells us an interesting story and it i economy. this tells us an - interesting story and it paints a picture of how china has managed its economy for so long. it has seen growing wealth and the money has been put into the banks of the country which have been lending out cheaply to construction and manufacturing firms, especially building houses. and now we...
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economy our economy is the strongest. we have, you know, we're actually making the most progresson inflation but we have the strongest growth, back to prior growth trend, you know, not just level, of where we were, we're back to the prior trend, the labor market, the last time we had this many consecutive months of unemployment below 4% was in the late 1960s, more than 50 years ago. so our economy is doing very well from all of that, but if you had perfect hindsight you might not have had as much inflation if we had done less. other countries who didn't do as much as we did had substantial inflation problems. >> i think my question was just a little bit different, not assigning blame or saying to somebody make a mistake as are there things going forward, would change the way you conduct monetary policy that you learned from that? maybe nobody had reason to know at the time, but it was an experience you went through? >> you know, we were in a time of very long time is of disinflationary forces and everybody's instinct had
economy our economy is the strongest. we have, you know, we're actually making the most progresson inflation but we have the strongest growth, back to prior growth trend, you know, not just level, of where we were, we're back to the prior trend, the labor market, the last time we had this many consecutive months of unemployment below 4% was in the late 1960s, more than 50 years ago. so our economy is doing very well from all of that, but if you had perfect hindsight you might not have had as...
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Jun 13, 2023
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it's not involved with the economy included in the faster growing parts of the economy. i will ask you your vantage point interest rates and the housing are still above 6% and i see a little bit of a difference here between the interpretation and what's happening. of those interest rates are meaningful and they do impact the affordability of housing and it's always been one of those anchors off wealth creation. is there any kind of creative action necessary or possible for large financial institutions when your traditional tool may be a macroeconomic policy could be hampered or stymied? >> i should clarify then we believe that we are looking at a modest recession. there's so much information disconnected. we have a labor market to stay strong. unemployment is low. on the flipside there is mixed information. the good news is because of housing and in the meantime large financial institutions their way to open up credit to make it easier for people of low income to access the credit markets the liquidity is there. how can we work together to provide that access for the low
it's not involved with the economy included in the faster growing parts of the economy. i will ask you your vantage point interest rates and the housing are still above 6% and i see a little bit of a difference here between the interpretation and what's happening. of those interest rates are meaningful and they do impact the affordability of housing and it's always been one of those anchors off wealth creation. is there any kind of creative action necessary or possible for large financial...
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Nov 16, 2023
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first of all, taiwan and the economy? first of all. yes. _ taiwan and the economy? first of all, yes, the _ taiwan and the economy? first of all, yes, the taiwanese - taiwan and the economy? f “st of all, yes, the taiwanese semi conductor corporation is a key player in the semiconductor business and will continue to do so. that is also why both united states and the eu are now setting up essentially factories built by this corporation in their own country. that is basically saying that we do not want to take the risk that the chinese will invade taiwan or disrupt supply chains from taiwan. we want to have that now in—house in our own country so that in itself is having a geopolitical important issue. but i have been speaking to a lot of foreign invested companies in china over the last half a year and not so much from america, more from europe and asia and what i see from coming out of thatis what i see from coming out of that is that there is still a very strong appetite for investment in china, staying in china, working in china. china is actually irreplaceabl
first of all, taiwan and the economy? first of all. yes. _ taiwan and the economy? first of all, yes, the _ taiwan and the economy? first of all, yes, the taiwanese - taiwan and the economy? f “st of all, yes, the taiwanese semi conductor corporation is a key player in the semiconductor business and will continue to do so. that is also why both united states and the eu are now setting up essentially factories built by this corporation in their own country. that is basically saying that we do...
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let's move on to the economy- — not a good backdrop. let's move on to the economy. how— not a good backdrop. let's move on to the economy. how important - not a good backdrop. let's move on to the economy. how important is l not a good backdrop. let's move on i to the economy. how important is it? one of the purchase is to bring down inflation by the end of the year. is that going to be the key issue, do you think, for voters deciding who to vote for? i you think, for voters deciding who to vote for?— you think, for voters deciding who to vote for? ., ~ ., ., to vote for? i agree with miranda, i think the economy _ to vote for? i agree with miranda, i think the economy is _ to vote for? i agree with miranda, i think the economy is everything. it| think the economy is everything. it will be _ think the economy is everything. it will be an— think the economy is everything. it will be an election _ think the economy is everything. it will be an election primarily - think the economy is everything. it will be an election primarily aboutl will be an election primar
let's move on to the economy- — not a good backdrop. let's move on to the economy. how— not a good backdrop. let's move on to the economy. how important - not a good backdrop. let's move on to the economy. how important is l not a good backdrop. let's move on i to the economy. how important is it? one of the purchase is to bring down inflation by the end of the year. is that going to be the key issue, do you think, for voters deciding who to vote for? i you think, for voters deciding who to...
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Sep 28, 2023
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what is the current state of the economy, as experts estimate? the economy in general , on the one hand, showed a good level of adaptability, it worked, but of course i would not discount the active policy of the government, first of all, budgetary stimulation, it certainly helped let's say in the twenty-second year to reduce the depth of the recession. and ensure the economic growth that we are already experiencing at the beginning of this year. and what is the main challenge for us now from an economic point of view? of course, sanctions remain a challenge, although it would seem that farther on, in general , the packages have been more or less exhausted, but there is a big problem here that may be associated with secondary sanctions, that is, for now we see that sanctions can be partially circumvented, due to parallel imports, due to supplies from third countries, but here, as it were, as far as unfriendly countries can tighten the screws in order to overcome this, there is a personnel shortage in certain segments of the economy, unfortunately
what is the current state of the economy, as experts estimate? the economy in general , on the one hand, showed a good level of adaptability, it worked, but of course i would not discount the active policy of the government, first of all, budgetary stimulation, it certainly helped let's say in the twenty-second year to reduce the depth of the recession. and ensure the economic growth that we are already experiencing at the beginning of this year. and what is the main challenge for us now from...
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. >> ... concerns about the broader economy. >> if we hadn't been driving our economy with easy money trying to really quickly un-do that we wouldn't be having these problems right now. >> americans can rest assured that our banking system is safe. >> narrator: in a special frontline investigation >> we're now facing a world of many potential outcomes. >> narrator: the inside story of an age of easy money. >> every financial function had failed and we had to restore them. >> did you think it was a radical polocy? >> i most certainly did think it was a radical policy. >> ...the fed inject money into the economy... >> ...recent government stimulus programs. >> when the fed changes to the primary engine of economic growth, it's supposed to be our democratic institutions that do that, not the central bank. >> narrator: and an uncertain future. >> pain for american families. >> it's not just that we're getting more calls, it's that the folks who are calling us are in greater distress. >> narrator: correspondent james jacoby investigates. >> how remote is the possibility that there could be
. >> ... concerns about the broader economy. >> if we hadn't been driving our economy with easy money trying to really quickly un-do that we wouldn't be having these problems right now. >> americans can rest assured that our banking system is safe. >> narrator: in a special frontline investigation >> we're now facing a world of many potential outcomes. >> narrator: the inside story of an age of easy money. >> every financial function had failed and we...
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china tax agenda as ministers from the group of seven major economies gather injapan. economies gather in japan. asia's economies gather injapan. asia's blooming beauty industry is embracing digital tools, but will it be enough to raise profits? hello. welcome. we start today in japan hello. welcome. we start today injapan where foreign in japan where foreign ministers injapan where foreign ministers from the group of seven major economies have gathered for a three—day meeting. china and its assertiveness within this region is expected to top the agenda along with the ukraine war. our business reporter is katie silver, she has been looking into the story and joins me. great to get you on the show. what is on the agenda could it's a three day meeting, as you mentioned in a resort town about two hours from tokyo. it's a meeting about the foreign ministers of the g7 nations. last night, at a dinner, we saw the video link committee eu's top foreign policy official, high representative address the g7 foreign ministries and he said that when it comes to china and its relationship going for
china tax agenda as ministers from the group of seven major economies gather injapan. economies gather in japan. asia's economies gather injapan. asia's blooming beauty industry is embracing digital tools, but will it be enough to raise profits? hello. welcome. we start today in japan hello. welcome. we start today injapan where foreign in japan where foreign ministers injapan where foreign ministers from the group of seven major economies have gathered for a three—day meeting. china and its...
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>> it means that the economy is slowing. every indication indicates is slowing, but inflation remains a bit sticky. now, we see consumers, thanks to higher gasoline prices are beginning to move out, and we are seeing inflation higher. that is one thing that any central bank, particularly the fed will not want to see happen. we will see inflation climbing higher. all things considered, they want to raise rates by 25 basis points. there are still solid numbers. do it now because the economy continues to slow down. you may not have a chance to do it next coming into this morning, the consensus seemed to be that we would get will more hike in may, and the redwood be done for the cycle, and we got retail sales. then we got the university of michigan inflation expectations. does this hike enter the conversation? >> we think it is in the conversation. i don't think it is likely. we will not align ourselves with a consensus that the fed hikes one more time and then pauses. we will wait to see how rate hikes unfold. the trajectory of
>> it means that the economy is slowing. every indication indicates is slowing, but inflation remains a bit sticky. now, we see consumers, thanks to higher gasoline prices are beginning to move out, and we are seeing inflation higher. that is one thing that any central bank, particularly the fed will not want to see happen. we will see inflation climbing higher. all things considered, they want to raise rates by 25 basis points. there are still solid numbers. do it now because the economy...
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the economy, making sure the economy slows down and things cool off and inflation starts to move down without pushing the economy into an economic downturn. that's tough to do, raise rates high enough and fast enough to slow growth but not so high so fast that it pushes the economy into recession. historically, that rarely has been done. if they can pull that off here which i think they can do, they should get credit for it. they didn't get it exactly right. they clearly got it wrong back when inflation was just starting to bubble up in late 2021 and they kept rates too low for too long. it's hard to be too critical because that was an uncertain time in the pandemic was still an issue and a lot of uncertainty and i think they were accused of doing too little. host: 2% inflation rate is the fed goal. is that realistic in 2023? guest: cannot this year but in 24. if we are having this conversation a year from now and you told me that it's within spitting distance of 2%, i would say that's a real possibility. i forecast lots of things, i'm an economist and some things i'm confident on and
the economy, making sure the economy slows down and things cool off and inflation starts to move down without pushing the economy into an economic downturn. that's tough to do, raise rates high enough and fast enough to slow growth but not so high so fast that it pushes the economy into recession. historically, that rarely has been done. if they can pull that off here which i think they can do, they should get credit for it. they didn't get it exactly right. they clearly got it wrong back when...
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italy's economy is in crisis. according to the latest data, the country's gdp shrank by 0.4% in the second quarter of 2023, when compared with the first quarter. the downward revision has cast doubts over prospects for the rest of the year, as prime minister of georgia, maloni's right-wing government prepares to draw up his 2024 budget. as recently as last week, the leader of the country's right-wing coalition government was predicting her nation would outperform germany and france this year. italy's manufacturing sector also contracted in august for fifth consecutive month. the august manufacturing pmi index came in at 45.4, up from 44.5 in july, but still well below the 50 mark that separates growth from contraction, raising the risk of weak economic activity extending into the third quarter. rome is officially forecasting full-year 2023 growth of 1%, slowing sharply from the berlin's 3.7 percent rate in 2022. the government is also preparing a 2024 budget that is expected to stick to italy's commitments to keep
italy's economy is in crisis. according to the latest data, the country's gdp shrank by 0.4% in the second quarter of 2023, when compared with the first quarter. the downward revision has cast doubts over prospects for the rest of the year, as prime minister of georgia, maloni's right-wing government prepares to draw up his 2024 budget. as recently as last week, the leader of the country's right-wing coalition government was predicting her nation would outperform germany and france this year....
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in order to do that, let's first start by looking at eu's top economies. at first glance, these look to be impressive numbers, especially germany's output, but as of the saying goes, looks can be very deceiving. why deceiving? let's go back to the 2008 world financial crisis. in order for europe to deal with the problem, like the us, it had to exercise monetary stimulus. it called it the asset. purchase program or app for short. in december 2008, the european council agreed on an eu-wide economic stimulus of around 200 billion euros, as revealed here in the economic recovery packages in eu member states report, even though that figure coutioned some of the losses from the financial crisis, it soon became apparent that the eu needed to continue its stimulus because the eu economies were not rebounding as quickly as the eu had anticipated. the stimulus figures were astounding: the app or asset purchase program had become the european central bank signature policy. the eu was buying bonds from commercial banks at the pace of 60 billion euros a month. the ecb
in order to do that, let's first start by looking at eu's top economies. at first glance, these look to be impressive numbers, especially germany's output, but as of the saying goes, looks can be very deceiving. why deceiving? let's go back to the 2008 world financial crisis. in order for europe to deal with the problem, like the us, it had to exercise monetary stimulus. it called it the asset. purchase program or app for short. in december 2008, the european council agreed on an eu-wide...
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xi to be a tough slog for the economy-— economy. xi jinping's big economic— economy. xi jinping's big economic vision - economy. xi jinping's big economic vision for - economy. xi jinping's big economic vision for the l economy. xi jinping's big - economic vision for the world has been that $1 trillion belt and road initiative which was marked its 10th anniversary and that's china investing in building infrastructure all over the world in an attempt to fuel economic growth and things ranging from ports in greece to railways in zambia. is that spending by china likely to slow now that china's struggling so much economically at home? ., . . at home? for a while in china was doing _ at home? for a while in china was doing well— at home? for a while in china was doing well economically, | at home? for a while in china i was doing well economically, it seemed to make sense for the government to use the belt and road initiative and other initiatives to try to use its financial clout to also increase its geopolitical power around the world. at a time when china is receivin
xi to be a tough slog for the economy-— economy. xi jinping's big economic— economy. xi jinping's big economic vision - economy. xi jinping's big economic vision for - economy. xi jinping's big economic vision for the l economy. xi jinping's big - economic vision for the world has been that $1 trillion belt and road initiative which was marked its 10th anniversary and that's china investing in building infrastructure all over the world in an attempt to fuel economic growth and things...
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as well, despite all the geopolitical pressures, the world economy means the economy. and we have strange partners there, on whom it turns out, yes. well, in general, they turned out to be rational. they act primarily in their own interests. economies and, accordingly, they take what is profitable in this case , but this is a guarantee that russian exports are developing, yes, markets are changing , directions are changing, but in general, a significant part of it is that one way or another will always consume. yes, this is the fuel energy resources of the widest range - this is fertilizer. this is food. these are metals. so i must say that over the years we have really made a very diversified export. from one side to the other side. we are in many ways called on their yes because of their developed the necessary infrastructure. yes, there is something missing. not enough fleet. something else is missing. well, even this year, our business has done a lot to increase this self-sufficiency. and i guess this is part of that accelerated adaptation. what elvitsy suddenly sa
as well, despite all the geopolitical pressures, the world economy means the economy. and we have strange partners there, on whom it turns out, yes. well, in general, they turned out to be rational. they act primarily in their own interests. economies and, accordingly, they take what is profitable in this case , but this is a guarantee that russian exports are developing, yes, markets are changing , directions are changing, but in general, a significant part of it is that one way or another...
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, , y economy. so 'ust briefly then, robert, economy. so 'ust briefly then, robert. what— economy. so just briefly then, robert, what do _ economy. so just briefly then, robert, what do you _ economy. so just briefly then, robert, what do you think - economy. so just briefly then, robert, what do you think the | robert, what do you think the european central bank will decide this week? we expect them to raise _ decide this week? we expect them to raise the _ decide this week? we expect them to raise the rate - decide this week? we expect them to raise the rate by - decide this week? we expect them to raise the rate by 50 | them to raise the rate by 50 basis points and then we have another 50 basis point rate hike in march but in march you will get new economic forecasts and that could be a kind of turning point also could be that they rate hikes but we have an inflation problem still in europe and the central bank will have to deal with at. ok. will have to deal with at. ok, robert, senior— will
, , y economy. so 'ust briefly then, robert, economy. so 'ust briefly then, robert. what— economy. so just briefly then, robert, what do _ economy. so just briefly then, robert, what do you _ economy. so just briefly then, robert, what do you think - economy. so just briefly then, robert, what do you think the | robert, what do you think the european central bank will decide this week? we expect them to raise _ decide this week? we expect them to raise the _ decide this week? we expect them...
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economy. c-span's washington journal, join the conversation live at 7:00 eastern friday morning on c-span, c-span now, or online at span.org. announcer: friday, a discussion on israel, ukraine, and the evolution of warfare with retired u.s. general david petraeus. live from the atlantic council at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span, c-span now, and online at c-span.org. announcer: c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more, including mediacom. >> at mediacom, we believe that anywhere you should have access to fast, reliable internet. announcer: mediacom suorts c-span as a public service along with these other television providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. announcer: president biden now at the 2023 asia-pacific economic cooperation summit in san francisco where he addresses u.s. china relations and his recent meeting with chinese president xi jinping. he also talks about jobs and the economy, private sector investments in the u.
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the popularization of the economy. with a historical view if let's look at this issue. well, hazrat, with the cruelty and the way he had treated the people during the qajar and pahlavi periods, and the wealth of the people was taken as a tenant, many of the people's properties were perhaps given to other countries in some periods , their lands. their lands and the people were held back by poverty and deprivation. on the one hand, the new and new government that came needed help and support , and on the other hand, it is the cultures that were established so that the people would be on the scene from the islamic revolution onwards. and don't be held back, hazrat masoumeh imam khomeini had a lot of emphasis on the removal deprivations, self-sufficiency, independence and non-dependence on outsiders, and negation of eastern and western thinking, so that people can stand on their own feet and build the country. imam imam's thoughts, people's participation in the government . recommendations to the people to participate in t
the popularization of the economy. with a historical view if let's look at this issue. well, hazrat, with the cruelty and the way he had treated the people during the qajar and pahlavi periods, and the wealth of the people was taken as a tenant, many of the people's properties were perhaps given to other countries in some periods , their lands. their lands and the people were held back by poverty and deprivation. on the one hand, the new and new government that came needed help and support ,...
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in terms of how it can improve its economy. next up, the impact of the war, some of the basics, capital flight, uh, mass exodus of people. it does that mean that its economy is irreparable? we will take a look at some of the factors that are pointing to that direction. and then israel's sige uh both on the gaza strip and in the opt occupied palestinan territories. well, the israeli sige has destroyed gaza's economy, it has impacted the palestinians in the opt, and also it has prevented palestinian advancements. the surprise attack by palestinian fighters against israel, which began on october the 7th has incurred irreparable damage not only to israel's security, but also its economy. according to initial estimates, the war between resistance fighters and israel has already cost the regime $6.8 billion dollars. there are estimates that the cost of the current war will... amounts to at least 1.5% of his gdp, which means an increase in the budget deficit. since the beginning of the war, local stocks and bonds have fallen, and many
in terms of how it can improve its economy. next up, the impact of the war, some of the basics, capital flight, uh, mass exodus of people. it does that mean that its economy is irreparable? we will take a look at some of the factors that are pointing to that direction. and then israel's sige uh both on the gaza strip and in the opt occupied palestinan territories. well, the israeli sige has destroyed gaza's economy, it has impacted the palestinians in the opt, and also it has prevented...
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to be the same economy pre october 7. time now for the infinis section of the program. we are focused on the us israel genocidal war on the gaza strip. first up, boycott took place by a country by the name of malaysia, and they are very much into this anti-israeli gen and the genocidal war that is executing on the gaza strip. malaysia has actually banned israeli flag ships from its ports in response to gaza war, and that is an unprecedented move against in this case the israeli entity. the prime minister has said that israel's actions violated international law through the ongoing massacre. and the brutality against palestinians, this may start a trend, we have to wait and see as long as this genocidal war continues. next up, the entry read cashing in on genocide, it went to say israely firm a pitches beach front real estate in leveled gaza, so basically there's a picture that uh they posted, and uh it had villas in the gaza strip, and behind it there were destroyed buildings. this is no joke, is said house on the beach i
to be the same economy pre october 7. time now for the infinis section of the program. we are focused on the us israel genocidal war on the gaza strip. first up, boycott took place by a country by the name of malaysia, and they are very much into this anti-israeli gen and the genocidal war that is executing on the gaza strip. malaysia has actually banned israeli flag ships from its ports in response to gaza war, and that is an unprecedented move against in this case the israeli entity. the...
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the economy is weak. economy moving sideways. the economy is weak- when — economy moving sideways. the economy is weak. when do _ economy moving sideways. the economy is weak. when do you _ economy moving sideways. the economy is weak. when do you think— economy moving sideways. the economy is weak. when do you think it _ economy moving sideways. the economy is weak. when do you think it will - is weak. when do you think it will go from sideways to forwards? i think that is a story for the end of next year and going into 2025. by that point i think households will be enjoying increases in their income that outstrip the increases income that outstrip the increases in the prices they pay for goods and services in the shops. by that time, the full effect of the drag from interest rates will have started to come through and will have started to fade. we will turn the corner, we will see a better outlook at some point, probably starting maybe in the middle or towards the end of next year. i think it is just for the next six months at least we need to be prepared for not great result w
the economy is weak. economy moving sideways. the economy is weak- when — economy moving sideways. the economy is weak. when do _ economy moving sideways. the economy is weak. when do you _ economy moving sideways. the economy is weak. when do you think— economy moving sideways. the economy is weak. when do you think it _ economy moving sideways. the economy is weak. when do you think it will - is weak. when do you think it will go from sideways to forwards? i think that is a story for the...
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which has created a false sense the economy -- the russian economy is doing well. the russian economy you see today is nothing like the russian economy that existed before the invasion. if any of you were in investment -- an investor in 2021, russia would have been a part of any basket. today russia has almost no investment from the west. if you put money into russia, you cannot get that money out. russia is using their assets are proper their economy. this is going to be a game harder for them to continue to play going forward because last year, rather than having surplus, they had a four date -- they had a deficit of $47 billion. russia's economy is going to continue to be decimated. not only because of sanctions and export controls, but because the smartest, most educated russians are speaking with their feet and leaving the country. while the data has held up stronger than expected in the beginning, russia is using assets they have to prop up the economy, underneath the hood, russia's economy is getting smaller and becoming less flexible and looks less and less
which has created a false sense the economy -- the russian economy is doing well. the russian economy you see today is nothing like the russian economy that existed before the invasion. if any of you were in investment -- an investor in 2021, russia would have been a part of any basket. today russia has almost no investment from the west. if you put money into russia, you cannot get that money out. russia is using their assets are proper their economy. this is going to be a game harder for them...
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on occupied land, and then the palestinian economy in the occupied territories, of course the economy gaza, all right, first up, we saw this particular a number of including twitter, known as now, israely political crisis could cut 2.8% year from gdp, based a warning by the central bank. looking deeper into it, we went into the website, it said that exports, consumption and investment could be hit, if the roll over judicial reforms are not as resolved, added the judicial changes would affect israel's risk premium, exports, consumption and investment. and then finally the hit to gdp will be anywhere between 0.8% and 2.8% per year average for the next three years. ouch, that's got to hurt. next, palestine, what challenges does the palestinian economy face? uh, this entry said, given the sharp decline in aid which fell from 27% of gdp in 208 to 1.8% in 2021. the palestinian authority has accumulated a large rear to the private sector, the pension fund and domestic bowing. underlining that part about... how aid is 27% of palestine's gdp, which is now down to 18%. that's quite a large cont
on occupied land, and then the palestinian economy in the occupied territories, of course the economy gaza, all right, first up, we saw this particular a number of including twitter, known as now, israely political crisis could cut 2.8% year from gdp, based a warning by the central bank. looking deeper into it, we went into the website, it said that exports, consumption and investment could be hit, if the roll over judicial reforms are not as resolved, added the judicial changes would affect...
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also economy the and financially is so uh yes, china has this huge economy problem. but a china has also a lot of power to fight this. so i don't know if you can call it the hope or something that will china will become more modest more uh again, the maybe yeah i, i don't share this whole because the china has kind of such a powerful economy. it will be able to, china will be able to deal with at least the biggest problems china can i just pick up on that one mentioned that before. and so. so by interesting that she's priority is not the economy anymore. it's is foreign policy ambitions. and you know, if he has big successes will proceed from the chinese point of view. because as on the front policy front, he will think, you know, that's a piece of population and maybe paper over some economic hardships which are real. i'm in particular for, for young people. i forgot the precise number but the, but the young unemployed to something like 2025 percent i'm is very, very high. and that's what you know, of course, terribly frustrating for, for these youngsters. yeah. tha
also economy the and financially is so uh yes, china has this huge economy problem. but a china has also a lot of power to fight this. so i don't know if you can call it the hope or something that will china will become more modest more uh again, the maybe yeah i, i don't share this whole because the china has kind of such a powerful economy. it will be able to, china will be able to deal with at least the biggest problems china can i just pick up on that one mentioned that before. and so. so...
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the economy right down. but boosting it wasn't the right thing to do. keeping firms and workers linked together when they temporarily could not work with each other because of lockdown was the reason for furlough schemes. but what happened with the lockdowns, and also with people deciding it was too risky to go to work, was that the ability of the economy to produce was contracting. the worst thing you can do in those circumstances is to expand demand, because once demand exceeds supply in the economy, you'll get inflation. now, this came out not from central banks themselves, but from the academic world, economics profession, rather deluded itself into thinking that inflation had nothing at all to do with money. and this is a very odd view, because you may not be able to control inflation precisely by fine—tuning, but you know that if you print too much money — and the americans in particular, were printing an extra 25% in one year — then you ought to ask the question, "well, what does this tell us?"
the economy right down. but boosting it wasn't the right thing to do. keeping firms and workers linked together when they temporarily could not work with each other because of lockdown was the reason for furlough schemes. but what happened with the lockdowns, and also with people deciding it was too risky to go to work, was that the ability of the economy to produce was contracting. the worst thing you can do in those circumstances is to expand demand, because once demand exceeds supply in the...
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i think for the chinese economy. ah gregor, another big issue this year was of course crypt till current season as 2023 comes to an end. crypto currency trade is worldwide having really a rough time. we've seen the collapse of f t x, for example, crypto currencies jumping by more than 60 percent in 20. 22. what's next? he think for crypto currencies in 2023. what does the future look like? i think what's next is probably regulation more regulation. i the reasons why that look to happen partly because the, the whether or not national regulators really have a mandate to regulate trip. so i've been unclear and many regulators been kind of slow to get but i think sean is that many trip? so try and see if it just too big to ignore. i regulation on the to extends, just beyond the sort of simple, straight proverbs aspects around money laundering, which is complicated enough, but that is something you can regulate already has a receipt for the currencies. so we're going to see that regulatory perimeter trip . so it's been qu
i think for the chinese economy. ah gregor, another big issue this year was of course crypt till current season as 2023 comes to an end. crypto currency trade is worldwide having really a rough time. we've seen the collapse of f t x, for example, crypto currencies jumping by more than 60 percent in 20. 22. what's next? he think for crypto currencies in 2023. what does the future look like? i think what's next is probably regulation more regulation. i the reasons why that look to happen partly...
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today the economy is struggling. they are facing a number of challenges that are being caused by the destabilizing activities in the regionse but also due to their failure to return to the jcpoa. we are going to continue to take steps to ensure we can do everything we can to empower the iranian people and at the same time we continue to maintain our sanctions in in a way that fs them to make choices between painting that destabilizing activity and making the choice to return to the jcpoa, or continue to see the economy become smaller and face the challenges that come with their behavior. >> we have a question from the virtual membership. let's open the mic for the question, please. next will take our question. >> thank you very much, mr. secretary, and the preside her. my question is related to really somma since in the markets dow jones and "wall street journal" reported that the amount of decline in russian gdp is actually lower than was hope for or expected. 15% was the number that was expected by some. it is done
today the economy is struggling. they are facing a number of challenges that are being caused by the destabilizing activities in the regionse but also due to their failure to return to the jcpoa. we are going to continue to take steps to ensure we can do everything we can to empower the iranian people and at the same time we continue to maintain our sanctions in in a way that fs them to make choices between painting that destabilizing activity and making the choice to return to the jcpoa, or...
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china relationship as it impact the economy? -- impacts the economy? >> we don't have any role to play in the relationships between the countries. but china is a very large, and born economy. a good trading partner. many things are made in china. of course in the chinese economy, they come out of covid and it looked like it was recovering strongly, it's slow down and there are some issues there. from the u.s. standpoint, at the margin, that probably leaves a little less global demand. i would not say it is a first-order consideration for us. >> chair powell referenced the disappointing nature of the chinese economic recovery. how does that play enter your recovery or the global growth picture? >> first of all, i think that we have to be attentive to the emerging market economies at large. at the moment, they are producing about 60% of global growth. some of which is a bit more focused on domestic development and consumption and less on trade. but if you look at the trade volume numbers from china to many other countries, particularly advanced economies
china relationship as it impact the economy? -- impacts the economy? >> we don't have any role to play in the relationships between the countries. but china is a very large, and born economy. a good trading partner. many things are made in china. of course in the chinese economy, they come out of covid and it looked like it was recovering strongly, it's slow down and there are some issues there. from the u.s. standpoint, at the margin, that probably leaves a little less global demand. i...
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the china has reported its economy grew by a mere 3.3 percent in 2022. that's far below the more than 5 percent growth that beijing had targeted. the country's harsh coven restrictions which locked down entire cities, as well as troubles and its real estate market muffled, domestic consumption during the year, and limited production and exports. also on tuesday, beijing revealed its 1st population decline in 6 decades. signaling the country's demographic shift. western businesses have been watching china's communist party take on a more central role in the running of the economy in recent years. measure such as the crackdown of tech titans like jack mark, jack, mom, and the economy busing. 0 co policy have rattled investor nerves. china is now moving to ease fears of return to a planned economy and sent vice premier leo hook to davos, to reassure leaders there. take a look. funky humor is socialist market. economy is the direction of our reform, and then we must let the market play a fundamental role and resource a location and let the government play a
the china has reported its economy grew by a mere 3.3 percent in 2022. that's far below the more than 5 percent growth that beijing had targeted. the country's harsh coven restrictions which locked down entire cities, as well as troubles and its real estate market muffled, domestic consumption during the year, and limited production and exports. also on tuesday, beijing revealed its 1st population decline in 6 decades. signaling the country's demographic shift. western businesses have been...
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first topic, split world economy. this title actually caught our attention, which is why we picked it. it went to say world economy may split into what are called rival blocks. fragmentation, it said will have severe implications for global trade and financial stability. this warning actually came from christine lagard. now the warning she explained further was that there are increasing signs that the global economy is. into competing blocks, that obviously has so much behind it, but uh, basically what that means is that we are going for polarization when it comes to that topic. next up a meeting that was highly anticipated, and that's between the chinese presidents and the us presidents. the biden g meeting, common ground on climate, for example, but they stopped short of committing to end fossil fields. they also agree to tackle the fentinol trafficking from china into the us, by the way, cost 75,00 deaths in the us, but this is what uh poured water over the whole thing, where biden called g, a dictator that was sla
first topic, split world economy. this title actually caught our attention, which is why we picked it. it went to say world economy may split into what are called rival blocks. fragmentation, it said will have severe implications for global trade and financial stability. this warning actually came from christine lagard. now the warning she explained further was that there are increasing signs that the global economy is. into competing blocks, that obviously has so much behind it, but uh,...
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i think the economy is performing well. a year ago, we -- if we were having this conversation, we probably bit did, there was concern about a recession with lots of lost jobs and rising unemployment in 2023 that did not happen. the economy created lots of jobs, almost 3 million and unemployment has remained below 4%. the thing that has been bothering americans and rightly so is the high inflation. we've gotten some good news there as well, inflation has moderated, still too high but it's clearly moving in the right direction. stock prices, housing values, things that matter to people and their wealth have held their own despite the higher interest rate so all in all, i'm pretty optimistic. i think the country has some -- has performed surprisingly well and i'm hopeful it will continue to do so in the coming year. host: does that mean we are out of the woods for a post-covid recession? that was the conversation for a long time guest: not out of the woods yet, we cannot declare victory yet. we will wait for the federal reserv
i think the economy is performing well. a year ago, we -- if we were having this conversation, we probably bit did, there was concern about a recession with lots of lost jobs and rising unemployment in 2023 that did not happen. the economy created lots of jobs, almost 3 million and unemployment has remained below 4%. the thing that has been bothering americans and rightly so is the high inflation. we've gotten some good news there as well, inflation has moderated, still too high but it's...
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participation in the economy, and we will only do it in such cases. from imam yasir's point of view, i am crazy that people-centered people's economy is an economic lifestyle , a style of economic structure, the participation of the people during the production and distribution process cannot be summed up. decision making economic means the emergence of development activities, removal of embargo, solution, i would like to thank you and that we just want to appreciate and summarize that i know there is an earthquake somewhere, let's go and collect money from the people. in my opinion, the example of people's participation that is mentioned by hazrat agha and imam and is considered as one of the key points and focal points of the resistance economy, this people's participation is a concept, the concept is not defined and it is not clear that the moon has no index, unfortunately, it should be an index that wherever people can advance an economic activity they should take it and the government should not come in because it does not have much measurement c
participation in the economy, and we will only do it in such cases. from imam yasir's point of view, i am crazy that people-centered people's economy is an economic lifestyle , a style of economic structure, the participation of the people during the production and distribution process cannot be summed up. decision making economic means the emergence of development activities, removal of embargo, solution, i would like to thank you and that we just want to appreciate and summarize that i know...
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so we have all developed economies. we have the, the, the big challenge of transition to about sustainability. and we see that also the, the highly in way to a firms. they are investing more in sustainability and in the search for us. they bill it to your sustainable solution on the day that we learned that tony slipped into our set recession, this is a surprising, especially troubling news for the german economy. but i'm under garcia schmidt from that has been stiff. dung, thank you so much for joining us. on the date of the business. so now let's look at some of the other business stories that are making the news. the percentage of women on supervisory boards is rising in germany, according to a new study, women make up 38 percent of board members of the 40 companies listed in the countries. bluetooth index tax that's almost 2 percentage points more than a year ago from says available nuclear capacity is set to increase ahead of next winter. 6. offline reactors will return to operation sooner than expected. french gov
so we have all developed economies. we have the, the, the big challenge of transition to about sustainability. and we see that also the, the highly in way to a firms. they are investing more in sustainability and in the search for us. they bill it to your sustainable solution on the day that we learned that tony slipped into our set recession, this is a surprising, especially troubling news for the german economy. but i'm under garcia schmidt from that has been stiff. dung, thank you so much...
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but that flows down the economy. central banks are trading a fine line between raising interest rates. i'm not hosing their economies. if they raise them too much. dr. push countries into a deep recession. if they raising to little, i'm not fast enough, inflation could become more entrenched. the us, like many other central banks, is targeting inflation up 2 percent. it's now nearly double laptop it, but the federal reserve has recently paused race rate hikes, leading them up more than 5 percent. it says it wants to assess the impact on the economy. all the banks, like the bank of england, i've stepped up the fight against rising prices. the u. k. is increased rates 13 times since december, taking them up from the 0 to 5 percent versus inflation stubbornly high in may. at 8.7 percent. the european central bank has recently raised rates, but only by a quarter percentage point. they now stand a 3 and a half percent. the heroes on area has already slipped into recession. the c b says it wouldn't be able to announce rate
but that flows down the economy. central banks are trading a fine line between raising interest rates. i'm not hosing their economies. if they raise them too much. dr. push countries into a deep recession. if they raising to little, i'm not fast enough, inflation could become more entrenched. the us, like many other central banks, is targeting inflation up 2 percent. it's now nearly double laptop it, but the federal reserve has recently paused race rate hikes, leading them up more than 5...